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US and International Laws for Ownership of Hybrid Cats and Dogs

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Czech Republic

No restrictions on F2 and later generations.


In order to import to Europe CITES import and export permits are required for F1 – F4 hybrids. From F5 on no CITES is needed, instead a TICA 5 generation pedigree to prove the cat is 5 generations removed from the wild cat. There are different regulations in each country for keeping hybrids.

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